morph-ppt

Cross-slide morph transitions are created by building a morph-enabled PPT deck with at least two slides, setting transition=morph on the second slide, ghosting previous content off-canvas, and running final validation to ensure scene continuity.

Ghosting in morph animations moves slide content to an off-canvas position at x=36cm to create seamless exit animations and avoid visual clutter. This technique maintains persistent scene actors without manual slide-by-slide scripting.

Scene continuity across PPTX slides is automated using a scene prefix system with naming conventions like !!scene-* and !!actor-* to drive morph-based motion patterns, ensuring persistent actors flow naturally across slides.

Morph recipe patterns for cinematic PowerPoint presentations include single-element morph, multi-element coordinated morph, continuous arc morph, and morph+fade hybrids, enabling progressive visuals for investor pitches and product demos.

Morph-enabled PPTX files are validated through Delivery Gates 1–5a and Morph-specific Gate 5b HTML audits, ensuring compliance with PPTX v2 rules, morph delta guidance, and deployable cross-slide motion patterns.

No manual slide-by-slide scripting is required. The instruction-driven workflow identifies, builds, and validates morph-enabled PPT decks automatically, handling ghost-based exits and scene continuity through governance checks.